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F B RM OPERAT RS I S RU TI NSOVER & UNDER SHOTGUNS (covers Max Lion. Silver Lion. Light Lion. Ultra MLion. & Black lion Competition M odels. 11 & 20 GAUGE)

SAFETY RULESPLEASE READ THIS BEFORE HANDUNGYOUR FIREARMThe follow ing safety rules are p!aced in this m anual by H eckler & K och, Inc. asan im portant I'em inde r that fire arm s sa fety is you r re sp onsibility, F ire arm s c anbe dangerous and can potentially cause serious injury, dam age to property ord ea th , I f h a nd le d imp ro pe rl y.

.Never point a firearm at anyone, or in any direction other than a safe one,I.e., downrange.

. Alw ays treat all firearm s as if they are loaded.

. K eep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target..K eep your finger off the trigger w hile loading or unloading the shotgun.0 B e su re of y our targe t a nd the ba ck stop b ey on d,. Never give to or take the firearm from anyone unless the action is open,0 Be s ure t he ammun it io n y ou a re u si ng i s f ac to ry lo ad ed a nd Is n ot d amag edIn a ny w ay,. Before the days shooting, m ake certain the firearm is totally unloaded. onSafe and the bolt locked to the rear. Check the bore of your unloadedsh otg un fo r a ny p oss ib le o bs tru ctio ns.. Before firing any fi rearm \.Infam iliar to you. m ake use you understand how itfunctions.. Before s hooti ng be su re th e gu n is closed. The top !ever must be in th eframe extension and not out of it.

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Assembly InstructionsThe Over-& -Under Series of shotguns are packed w ith the barrels and forendseparated from the stock-r "c ei ve r ( se e f igur e I bel ow).

( figure I )

To assem ble your shotgun please reid and follow the instructions printedbelow: .

A) W ith the muzzle of the barrels elevated, depress the Forend Catch and

ca refully pull the fore nd from th e ba rre!s (figure 2).

Position the front of the barrel locking block on the inside of the receiver (as3). M ake sure this locking block are engages in the receiver then m ovelever to the right and close the breech.

THOUGH THE GUN IS BASICLY ASSEMBLED AT THISTHE BARRELS WILL COME OFF THE RECEIVER IF THE

15 O PEN ED BEFO RE TH E FO REND IS IN STALLED !

(figure 3) B arrels be ing piac ed on rec eive r gro up

C) Place the forend on the front of the receiver and push the front of the

forend toward the barrels until the Forend Catch snaps into place (see fOnly then is the forend secured and the barrels safe to open.

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loading the ShotgunA) Before loading the shotgun. check the safety to make sure it is on safepulling the safety button to the rear (figure 5 below }.

(figure 5 )

B ) Push the top lever to the right, support the receiver with the shooting

and with th e other hand grasp the top of the barrels palm down at the fthe forend and push down. The breech will "break open" and pivot on ap in e xp os in g th e c hamb ers .

(figure 6)

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C ) P la ce a s he ll in e ac h c hamb er, c l'im pe d e ndforward ( fi gu re 7 ).

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Point the shotgun in a safe direction and grasp the under side of the barrels at

the front of the forend palm up and lift up smanly on the barrels while pushing

down on the wrist of the stock. This action should cause the top lever to snap

to the left slightly, locking the breech closed.

( fig ur e 8 ) B re ec h b ei ng c lo se d

E) WARNING! YOU ARE NOW HOLDING A LOADED SHOTGUN!K ee p y ou r fin ge r o ut o f th e trigg er g ua rd an d o ff th e trig ge r u ntil yo u a re re adyto fire th e gu n (se e fig ure 1 0).

( fig ur e 1 0)Trig ge r fi ng er p ro pe rly i nd ex ed a lo ng th e r ec ei ve r

Take th e sh otg un off S AF E b y p ushin g the S afe ty fo rw ard w ith th e th um b o f th eshoo ti ng hand ( fi gu re j I).

(fig ure ! I) S afe ty b ein g d is en ga ge d

With the gun loaded and the Safety O FF the gun is ready to fire.

Shooting the ShotgunA) Keeping your finger out of the trigger guard, place the gun in your shoulder

in the pocket form ed by your upper arm and shoulder when you lift your upperarm and reach fD rw al'd.B) Hold the gun firmly in your shoulder, bUt nDt SD tightly that you are straining.

Hold the pistol grip firmly, as you would when shaking hands, keeping the tl'igger

finger extended along side the bouom of the receiver until you are ready totake the safety OFF (figure 12).

( figure 12)

C ) Place your cheek firm ly on the com b (top) D f the stock. It is proper to bring

the gun up to your cheek, not to force your cheek down onto the stock.

D ) M ost of the strength required to hold the gun up should com e from yours ho otin g h an d. T he n on -s ho otin g h an d is u se d p rim arily to b ala nc e a nd swin g th efro nt o f th e g un d urin g s ho otin g.

E ) K ee p yo ur ch ee k firm ly o n the sto ck d urin g re co il. Lifting yo ur c he ek can

cause you to m iss your target or to be subject to m uch harsher recoil thannecessary.

F) A fte r firin g, p la ce th e s ho tg un s afe ty ON imme dia te ly !

function and OperationF ab arm O ver & Und er S eries sh otg un s a re av aila ble in a w ide va rie ty o f m ode lsy et a ll fu nc tio n a nd o pe ra te in e ss en tia lly th e s om e w ay.

The top lever, if pushed to the right, disengages the rather substantial locking

bolt and allows the barrels to pivot down on the barrel pivot pin. The gun can

then have a shell dropped into the chamber

Closing the breech brings the ptimer of the shell into alignment with the firing

pin holes in the breech face and the locking bolt locks the barrel set tight in the

receiver.

For guns equipped with the single trigger, the safety has a selector in the middle

of it-The selectal' moves left and right to expose red dots on the selector. If the

selector is pushed to the left thi, exposes the single red dot and this tells the

,hooter that when the gun fires, the number one barrel (the bottom barrel) will

fire first (figure 13a). If the selector is on the right exposing the two red dot

side, this indicates that when fil'ed the number two barrel (the tap barrel) will

fire first (figure 13h).

CAUTION: B al'te l s ele ctio n sh ou ld b e m ad e w hile th e sa fety le ver is in th eSAFE posi t ion .

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, FABARMAfter the first shot the recoil throws a block of steel called the inertia block tothe rear and resets it to th e other barrel to allow the second shot with onlyo ne t ri gg er.

The selector is made to prevent it from being stuck in the m iddle and thereforefiring both barrels. For guns with the double triggers, the front trigger fire thebottom barrel and the rear trigger fires the top barrel. O nce fired, the firing pins

rebound to keep them from protruding into the breech face as the gun isopened.

On opening, the hamm ers are recocked, and the fired shells are extracted andejected from the gun*. If t he gun is just being unloaded the ejectors don'tautom atically kick the shells out. If only one barrel is shot, only the ejector forthat em pty shell w i!! eject. The u nfi red shell w ill rem ai n in the gun on theextractor. (* only ap plie s to shotguns w ith autom atic ejec tors)

Handling the Shotgun in the FieldA) If i t becomes necessary to cross a fence, clim b, cross a road etC, the shotgun

can be rendered safe quite easily.

B) Ensure the safety is in the "SAFE" position and point the shotgun in a safedirection.

C) Push the top lever to the right, support the receiver with the shaming handand with the other hand grasp the top of the barrels palm down at the front ofthe forend and push down.

The breech will "break open" and pivot on a hinge pin exposing the cham bers.The extrac tors wil l li ft t he s heHs s lig htl yout of the cham bers w here they can berem oved by hand (figure 15).

Once the breech is open and the shells removed the gun is safe. Remember tokeep the breech open until you are ready to reload to prevent any mistakes orc on fu sio n a s to t he c on di tio n o f t he g un . I f th e b re ec his open anyone can seethat the gu n is safe.

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Installation and removal of choke tubesA ) The Ove r U nd er S eries of sh otgu ns c om e w ith a va riety o f ch ok e tu bes a ssta ndard a cce sso ries. A dditiona l spec ia liz ed c hoke s are ava ilable through yo url oc al dea le r.Ther e a re f iv e (5)standard c ho ke s: f ul l, imp ro ve d mod if ie d, mod if ie d,imp ro ve d c yl in de r, s ke et ( cy li nd er )

Choke Tube M arkingsFULL(lead only) * I not chI .M. ( lead only) * * 2 notchesMOD * * *

3 notchesI.c. * * * *

4 notchesCYLS K E E T 0 notches

B) Each choke is marked with small notches in the from edge of the choke, or

with the letters CYL on the side of the choke with a corresponding number ofnotches to the number of stars shown above.

C) To remove the choke tUbe from the barrels, insert the choke wrenchsupplied in your gun case intO the m uzzle end of the barrel.

(figure 16) Choke wrench being used to remove a choke tube

Care should be taken to ensure the keys on the wrench engage in thenotches in the choke. Hold the gun tightly and unscrew the choke in aclockw ise dil'ection until it can be rem oved from the barrel.

To install a choke tUbe, insert the choke into the barrel, and screw it inclockw ise until tight (figure 17). M ake ce rtain it is tig ht using the choke

(figure 17) C ho ke b ein g insta lle d in ba rrel

Unloading the ShotgunA) Put the safety in the "safe" position and point the shotgun in asafe directio

B) Push the top lever to the right, support the receiver with the shooti

and with the other hanck.grasp the top of the barrels pai m down at thethe forend aifd push dow n.

T he b re ec h will "break open" and pivot on a hinge pin exposing the chamThe ex tr ac to rs w ill lift the sh ells slightly out of the chambers where theyremoved by hand.

Once the breech is open and the shells removed the gun is safe. Remekeep the breech open until you are ready to reload to prevent any misconfusion as to the condition of the gun. If the breech is open anyonethat the gun is safe.

(figure 18) S hell be ing pulled from the c ham ber

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, FABARMDisassembly Ins truc tionsA) M ake certain the shotgun is on safe and the action open with shells rem oved

from both barrels. Don't skip over this step as this is determ ines that the gun isi n a s af e c on di ti on .

B) Close the breech and make sure the top lever engages the barrels. Press

down on the forend latch and remove the forend (as in figure 19).

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Open the action using the top lever, being careful to keep control of the barrelsand carefully rem ove the barrels from the receiver (figure 20 below).

THE SHOTGUN IS NOW DISASSEMBLED AS FAR ASISRECOMMENDED FOR CARE AND CLEANING!

Care and CleaningCare and cleaning may possibly be the m ost im portant section inextending the life of your shotgun. M any tim es enthusiasts enjoy thehunt or com petition and once it is over forget aboUL the gun untils h oo t a ga in .

Often times to find the gun has fallen prey to the effects of thechem ical reactions of the burnt pow der residue inside the gun.sim ple steps to help you keep your shotgun in top operating forme nj o ya ble s ho ot i n g.

Here are some recom mended cleaning items youwill need and.Rag s for w iping. m ay be cloth or paper, but not polyester,a s the y are not a bsorbent..C le an in g p at ch es

-fo r th e b ore o f th e ba rrel

.Bore c le an in g b ru sh es - ph osph or bronz e, brass, nylon aresteel only as a "Tornado" style brush

. C lea ning rod

. C le an in g so lv en t, g en era l p urp os e- many good ones onnew ones are biodegradable and nonhazardous. Checkshop on the ava ila bility of these clea ners.N EV E RUSEe xt remel y h az ar do us !. Bor e c Ie an i ng s ol ve nt s- a ga in ,many good one s o n t hesolvents abi l ity to remove lead and copper from a bore.ab ra s i ve .

. For the stack and forend on the shotgun- B oile d lin se ed oil, place a sm ailam ount on your hand and rub the stock vigorously from time to time.should feel the heat from friction on youl- hand. O nce finished rubbingoil should be standing on the stock. If I t is, you used too much, or youdidn't rub long enough. W ipe off any excess with a soft lint free cloth.

W ith the shotgun disassem bled as in the previous section attention shouid

paid to each group of the gun.

Barrel SetWet a patch with Bore cleaning solvent and wet the inside of each bore bypushing the wet patch through from the cham ber end of the barrel. Let thissoak w hile you attend to the receiver.

A) Change the patch holder for a brush and brush the bore from the chambend full strokes from one end to the other without changing direction whilebrush is still in the barrel (figure 21). Brush 5 to 10fuil cycles ( Icyc le '" onestroke in and one stroke out). Clean the bore brush in general purpose solva fter eac h use.

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B) Change back to the patch holder and run patches through the bore from

rear until the patch emerges kom the barrel clean. W et a new patch with alubricant! preservative and LIG HTLY coat the bore. (T he bore is chrom e li

.a nd impe rv io us to n ormal c or ro sio n, b ut if le ft u np ro re ct ed s ome a cid s fo ushot shell residue could lead to corrosion in the future.)

Carefully w ipe the outside of the barrels to rem ove any m oisture, dirt,or other residue from the bluing. The outside of the ban-el M UST beby a good quality preservative to protect the finish. Rust can and w

if chis step is neglected and this is N OT covered by the Warranty. Blua rust preventative coating. Bluing IS a form of controlled rusting forpurposes and provides very little if any protection against red rust.

are especially prone to rust as the acids in the oils of the skine.A lw ays w ipe fingerprints off the m etal portions of a firearm t(figure 22). S pe cially tre ate d c loths are a vailab le to perform this

step as you w ipe the gun.

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Stock, Receiver, and Forend GroupA ) T he re ce iv er sh ou ld h ave an y re sid ue / c arb on / d irt re mo ve d w ith a so ftb ristle b ru sh an d g en era l pu rp ose solve nt. C are sh ould be ta ke n to ke ep th esolvent of f th e s to ck a nd fo re nd w h ile c le an in g th e I'"c eiv er. A dd itio na lly c arem ust b e ta ke n to a vo id lettin g e xce ss so lve nt run off in to the re ce iv er. A ir d ryth e re ce iv er o r b low d ry it w ith c ompl'i~ ss ed a i1 ',b e in g c are fu l a nd awa re th atco mp re sse d a ir ca n b e ve ry da ng erou s a nd Is n ot so me th in g to p lay w ith .

B ) If th e stoc k a nd fo re nd h as d irt/d eb ris o n it, th is m ust b e cle an edof f before

o il c an b e a pp lie d.

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A dam p soft cloth will do the job (see figure23 above). Make s ure th e cloth isdam p not w et to the pointof le av in g wa te r o n th e s to ck .A fte r t he s to ck on thesnocgun is cleaned it can be rubbed with the boiled linseed oil (figure 24 below).

(figure 24)S tO ck b ein g h an d ru bb ed w ith o il

lubrication In structionsHere are some specific areas to lubricate and on several of the groups it says toput extra lubricant in certain places. Keep in m ind extra lubricant does no t

mean to cause it to drip with oi!. Extra attention to these areas to m ake certainoil is present is all that is required.

A ) B ar re ls - there are no specific lubrication points to the barrels of the O ver &Under Series, except at the point where the barrels pivot in the receivel" and on

the extractors. Lubricate only as a thin film over the entire group enough the

p re ve nt ru st.

B) Receiver - Inside the receiver general throughout with extra lubricant on thep oin ts w he re th e b arre ls p iv ot.

C) Forend . In side th e foren d is th e la tch m ech an is m th at h olds th e fore nd tothe barrels. C ertain points in h ere n ee d s pe cific lu br ic atio n to e ns ure smo othoperation.

"'.?ISL--(fig ure 2 5) A ss em bly g ro up s w ith a rrows p oin tin g to th e lu be p oin ts

Sho tgun reassemblyA ) P os itio n th e lo ck in g b lo ck sof th e b arre ls o n th e in sid e o f th e re ce iv el~ Ms ure th es e lo ck in g b lo ck s a re e ng ag ed i n t he receiver th en move the top leveto th e rig ht a nd clo se th e b re ech (se e fig ure 26).

CAUTION:THOUGHTHE GUN IS BASJCLY A SSEMBLED AT TT!METHE BARRELSWILLCOME O FF TH E R EC EIVER IFTH EBREECH IS OPENED BEFORE THE FOREND IS INSTALLED

(figure 26)Bar re l b ei ng p la ce d on r ec eiv er g ro up .

C ) P la ce the fa r en d o n th e fro nt of th e re ce iv er a nd p us h th e fro nt of the

fa r en d to wa rd th e b arre ls u ntil the F ore nd C atch B utto n sn ap s in to p la ce(figure27 below).O nly th en is th e fo re nd se cu red a nd th e b arre ls sa feto o p

( fi gu re 2 7) F or en d be ing ins ta l led

AmmunitionIt is re co mm en ded th at on ly 1 2 g au ge 2 -3 /4 inc h o r 3 in ch fa cto ry lo ade d sbe us ed in th e se sho tg u n s. I t is n ot re co mm en de d to u se re lo ad ed ,r emanu fa ct ur ed o r h andlo ad ed ammunit io n i n th es e s ho tg un s.

WARNING! N everuse cartridges lo ng er th an th os e d es ig ne d fo r th e g un .(Shells marked 3 inch are only 2-3/4 inch before firing.) The size of t he c hambin dic ate s th e le ng th of a fired shell.You m ust not fire a shell longer than 3 inc

in th e c hamb er re ga rd le ss o f th e s he ll fittin gp ri or to firi ng . D am ag eto the guand possibly injury or death to the shooter could occur if this warning is

disregal'ded.

For More InformationC on ta ct H eckle r & K ochC ustom er S ervic e a t (703) 45 0-1900, 21480 P acBoulevard, Sterl ing,Vi l'g in ia 20 I66.

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Fabarm # H K part# Descripdon Fabatm # H K Part# De!Ocription Fabarm # H K Part# Descripdon

PO I PO IO O Stock bDItwasher P B 8 PB 800 Ring springpin V07 V0700 Tumbler ret~i\lf\lgp inP 02 1 ' 0200 Main sprlf lg g\Jide P 9 3 P93 0 0 Main spring V09 V0900 R i g h tejectore a m p la t~P 0 4 P 0 40 0 Strlker P 94 P9 4 0 0 Main sprJngguide V IO V IOOO Left e jec tOr (amP06 1'0600 Stack bQ I t P 9S P9500 Doub le hook ing gu~despdng V II V IIO O Ejector cocking rodMrightP09 P0900 Mukiusering$ p rin g p in P 9 6 P9600 Singleselective trJgger V I2 V I20 0 Ejec to r cock tng rod -lef tP I3 P I300 Single tr igger guard P 97 P 9 70 0 Inert ia block sprijng V IS V I50 0 Top1everP IB P I8 00 Striker spring P 98 P9 8 0 0 InertJab lo ck re ta in in g p in V I6 V I 6 0 0 C oc kin g ro dP I9 P I9 00 Safety spring(single seLtdgger) P99 P9900 Trigger retainingp in V I8 V I80 0 Bottom e jec tQrP20 P2000 Safety retaining pin(sing!e trJgg!r) P lOD P I0000 Tr igger r eturn sp rjng V I9 V I 9 0 0 TQP ojeCtQrP21 P2100 Single $elact t r igger 1i ;he r V21 V2100 Ejector leverrodP2 2 P2200 Bol'Cretaining ringp~ n PI02 P I02 0 0 E la s ttcwasher V22 V2200 Ejec to r l eve r rod screwP23 P2300 Top l ev er retairbingrod PI03 PI0300 Balancer supporr V23 V2300 Forend i ron mod . - e j- ec tQrPH P 2 4 0 0 Top lever spring TO ] T0300 Assembl ing b lock sc rew Y 2 8 V2800 L e n : s t oc krubberrecoilpad standP 2S P 2 5 0 0 Hinge p in T06 T0600 Strikers retaining rod V30 V3000 Left $ to tk rubber r f;L~o ii ad 1 iemP 26 P 26 0 0 Hinge p in re~ ining e !3s r; i(pin T07 T0700 Tumbler retai ll i llg pin V32 V3200 Bottomtumblerdoubje hooking1'27 1'2700 Bol t T09 T090D Right ejectorca rnplate V33 V3300 ToptumblerdoublehookingP2 8 P 2 BOO CockJng cam :5pr ing TIO TIOOO Left jec to r eam pla te V46 V4600 Schnabel foreJ1ds em i l ux eP2 9 1'2900 C oc k in g e am T II TIIOO Ejec to r cock ing rod~ dght V47 V4700 Stockw/rubbrfcoilp ad s em i ~uxP30 P3000 Cock ing eam ret ainingpin TI2 T1200 Ejec to r cock jl1g rod - l ef t V49 V4900 S tock w/ rubhe r - recoi lpad s .t andaP31 P3100 Top lever rer. .a inlnglever TIS T1500 Top leve r V71 V7100 Adi~slAble tr igger bas~

1'32 P3200 Top leve r r et aJn tng leve r sp ring T I6 T1600 Cockingrod V72 V7200 Adjustable tr iggerP3 2 1'3200 Ejector ~everspring T21 T2100 Ejec to r l eve r r ad V74 V 7400 Adiustabl~ trigger w ren(hP39 P3900 Left ejectOrl eve rcomplf:!te T22 T2200 Ejector lever rod s.crew V7S V7500 Ejec to r Jeve r rod !ef t

NO 1'4000 Right ejec'COr~evercomplete T23 T230D Forecid iron V76 V7600 Right 'id ep la te 1 2g a (nm engraved)?48 P4800 Forend c~tch spring T31 T3100 Left s tock V77 V7700 Left s ideplate 12ga(not engraved)P4 9 P4900 Forend escutch.eon s-crew T32 T3200 Schnabe l Forend V79 V79DO Screwed h in g e p inPS O P5000 Forend couch T33 T3300 Inertia block V84 V6400 lo~rt ia blockP S I P5100 Forend ca tch screw T34 T3400 S ing je t ri gge r ine rt ia bkKk V98 V9800 AutOsi3ifeP S 2 P5200 Forendescutcheon T36 T3600 Right'idepl.te20ga(nQtengraved) V99 V9900 Inart ia blockbal!PS3 P5300 FluQreeot ' ight T37 T3700 Leftsidela te 20ga(nQt"ngraved) VI 00 V I D OD O AssemblingblQck(hammer rebQunP S 4 P 5 4 0 0 Cock ing ca rn t ri p T38 T3600 Bottom rumble r doub l~ hQoki ll g VIO l V IO IOO Inert ia blo\: ;kP 6 2 P 6 2 0 0 Hammers spac -er T39 T3900 TQPtumble r dQubl .hQQking VI02 VI0200 Trigger plateP73 P7300 Trigger regul

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Fabarm # HK Part# Deficription Fabarm # H K Part# Description Fabarm# HK Part# Description

P O I P O IO O StOck b-oltwa:;h~r P B S P SB OO R in g s pr in g p il 1 V0 7 V0700 Tumblerr er ai ni ng p inP 02 P0 2 0D Mainspring gujd P93 P9300 Ma!n spring V09 VD9DO Right:ejeCtor eam plat

P04 P0400 Str,k~l"P